Maricopa County Security Removes TGP's Conradson From Backroom Presser: "This Is A Private Meeting" - Only Vetted, Bootlickers Allowed Inside (VIDEO)

County Employees Spoon-Feed Narratives After Removing Conradson From Presser

Yesterday, The Arizona Senate forced Maricopa County to show their hand and cooperate with the Senate audit investigation.

The Maricopa County Board of Supervisors held a special meeting yesterday regarding lawful senate subpoenas, to announce the decision that has been made.

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The Gateway Pundit’s Jordan Conradson attempted to gain access to the special presser for special media, where he was informed that he was not allowed inside. The officials then added that Jordan was “not a real journalist”.

Journalists that criticize Maricopa County are not legitimate.

All of the rest of the bootlickers were allowed in.

The presser was held behind closed doors.

After being allowed inside of the building for almost half an hour, Conradson was confronted by somebody who did not want Conradson there, because he is not a spoon-fed narrative writer.

When asking for a press credential, the unnamed County employee said that the meeting was “private”.

Employee: Jordan, you’re more than welcome to leave and watch on YouTube, just like everybody else.

Conradson: I’m with the media. what do you mean?

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Employee: You’re not invited to this. This is a private meeting.

Conradson: Only invited media?

Employee: Correct.

Conradson: Only vetted, handpicked media?

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Employee: Correct.

Conradson: So I can’t exercise my first amendment?

Employee: I know you’re recording me.

Conradson: Yeah, I am recording you and I’m just asking…

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Employee: Are you going to leave? This is a private meeting.

Conradson: I understand that but they are elected officials and I am a reporter. I’m trying to report the news and get the truth.

Employee: No, you’re not and you don’t work for a legitimate news organization so I’m going to ask you to leave one more time.

Legitimate news means that they can trust you to cover for them.

The employee then refused to give his name to Conradson.

Why is Maricopa County so against transparency?

They were serving the narrative on a golden platter and Conradson was denied a seat at the table.

Conradson told his story live on The Pete Santilli Show after leaving the building.